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A production worker is a professional engaged in the process of manufacturing products in production plants, performing various tasks related to the production of the final product. The role of a production worker includes working with machines, tools, and materials to produce products according to factory requirements, monitoring product quality during production, performing routine maintenance of production equipment, working according to procedures and safety protocols, and maintaining process efficiency. Production workers may be involved in every stage of the process, from planning and preparation to assembly and completion of the final product.

A typist is a professional who specializes in typing and transcribing information accurately and quickly, including processing documents and recording various texts. The role combines real-time speech transcription, recording speeches, meetings, and legal discussions, alongside entering data into computerized systems. Typists work in diverse work environments such as offices, academic institutions, courts, and government bodies.

A Workshop Instructor is a professional specializing in facilitating workshops or classes in various fields, such as sports, arts, crafts, music, or design. Their role involves planning and delivering activities tailored to different age groups or areas of interest while maintaining a positive atmosphere and participant engagement. Additionally, the instructor is responsible for guiding participants, teaching them new skills, and helping them develop their interests in the chosen field.

A logistics manager is a professional responsible for managing and coordinating all logistical operations in an organization, including processes such as goods transportation, inventory management, resource planning and distribution, transportation coordination, and procurement. The manager is responsible for ensuring that products and materials arrive at the right time and place, while maintaining efficiency, low costs, and meeting organizational requirements. This role requires contact with suppliers, drivers, and internal organizational departments, supervision of inventory management systems, planning efficient processes, and continuous improvement of logistics activities. The manager is also responsible for solving technical and operational problems that may arise during the logistics process.